Word: wente
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Dartmouth had the kick-off. The ball went to Dunlop, who was downed on Harvard's 30 yard line. After a short gain, Dunlop punted to Dartmouths 35 yard line. Eckstrom made 10 yards through Gould; then the ball was fumbled, and Weld finally secured it on Dartmouth's 30 yard line. Hayes and Dunlop, by successive short gains, carried the ball near the line, Dunlop scoring the touchdown. Arthur Brewer failed to kick a goal, and the score stood: Harvard 4, Dartmouth...
...second eleven could not make any headway so the ball soon went to the first. Gonterman made a good run of thirty yards by following his interference. Cozzens tackled him outside the line, when the ball was again put in play Fairchild scored a touchdown through Stevenson...
...second eleven had the ball and aimed their plays at Stevenson. They made several good gains so that the ball was on the thirty-yard line before it went to the first eleven. After the first eleven had made several plays Charlie Brewer punted 30 yards. Only one long gain was made by the second eleven after this; it was made by Weld through Stevenson...
Captain Rustin opened the game for Yale by a hit to short, which, though well stopped, landed him on first. He stole second, then Keator went to second and Rustin to third on a passed ball, third strike. Reddington fouled out to first and Carter knocked a long low hit to centre which brought Rustin in. A poor throw by shortstop allowed keator to score. Only once, in the fifth, did Harvard come within a point of scoring. Then, when one man was out, Highlands sent a hard one to center, who misjudged it, and Highlands went to third...
...annual Harvard-Yale boat race was rowed on the Thames June 28. Yale won easily in 21 minutes and 30 seconds; Harvard's time was 22 minutes, 5 seconds. Yale went to the front with a good lead almost in the first twenty strokes which they continued to increase up to the two-mile flag, where Harvard began to close up the gap a bit. Harvard made another attempt to catch the Yale boat at the three-mile flag, and succeeded in gaining a few seconds, which they held to the three-and-a-hald-mile flag. Thereafter Yale continued...